Tail Smash

Dragon Sorcerer, Book 3

Nico's understanding of the world continues to grow.

He has encountered Draconis and realizes he can't count on help from the great wyrm. Now, Nico must learn to ride the storm and add his second class. Evolution awaits, as do new threats and new allies.

©2023 Sean Oswald (P)2023 Podium Audio

Princess Bride reference 😍

Love the series! Inconceivable perfectly placed and excited. a a a a a a a

the perfect reader and the perfect book

sean Oswald is one of my favorite writers along with j.k Rowling back to this book I didn't find anything to dislike! :)

Dragon amongst humans

My dragon loving children really enjoyed this book. It had an exciting and the boys ca not wait for book 4.

Good book

good book. . . good narrator. . .will probably get the next book in the series.

continues to be a really fun and kinda different story

Dragon arrogance galore and I love it. Although it's starting to become a bit more tempered in this book. Lots of progression too although I'm wondering how long this series is gonna be as the progression happens in pretty big chunks and on paper it either has to slow down or unknown paths forward need to open up - otherwise the pinnacle will be reached in a few books.

The slow burn romance also took a big step forward. I did feel like it was a bit "unearned" as I hoped it would be less magical transformation and more Cammie winning Nico over. Even though it was a long shot I was kinda shipping Nico and the princess priestess which as of this book is more or less off the table entirely. I wonder if that was in response to others feeling the same way and the author proactively shutting it down.

Many big reveals and implications that are exciting to see unfold later. One particular thing happened and was never really addressed so I wonder if this is gonna be a thing that'll be ignored until it eventually blows up or becomes relevant.

In any case, the narrator really captures the personality of the characters especially Nico. Generally I prefer dual narration for romance and that doubles when we get actual female POV chapters and there are more interludes with more POVs than ever in this book (or at least it felt that way). With that being said, I really enjoy his performance and there are no flaws to speak of. I'm certainly looking forward to the fourth book.